Moruya flotilla to protest against mine modification

By Alex Rea
Updated February 25 2015 - 8:06am, first published 12:00am
Deua Rivercare canoeists fear their water supply is at risk if gold processing with cyanide goes ahead at Majors Creek. From left, Clay Stafford, Alan Rees, Alison Walsh and Wendy Jones, who launched an on-water protest in December. Photo: Contributed.
Deua Rivercare canoeists fear their water supply is at risk if gold processing with cyanide goes ahead at Majors Creek. From left, Clay Stafford, Alan Rees, Alison Walsh and Wendy Jones, who launched an on-water protest in December. Photo: Contributed.

The Greens have called for Unity Mining’s Dargues Reef gold project to be required to complete a new Environmental Assessment should it proceed with a modification proposal to process ore at its Majors Creek site. 

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